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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-03
DIED.

~BRUEs-on Friday, September ., 1881, at 7:So
q. m,, CHAs. 7. BRUEs.
Funeral services at the esidence Of his mother,
Mrs. Cecilia Brues, No. 1874 Main street, Sunday
morning at s O'Clock. Interment private.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has signed more
pension bills than any other President and
has never vetoed one that should not have
been vetoed.
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v
Successors of SAMUEL KUGLEN,) Il26 Water
street, manufacturer Of Tin and Heavy Sheet
Iron Work. They will carry on the bushes of
manufacturing all kinds of Steamboat, Rolling
Mill and Glass House Work. Chimpeys, Bretchen,
Tanks, IifebOats, Wrought Iron Ranges, Blast and
Escape Pipe, Iron and Tin Roofing. All work
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Estimates given.
TplephOne connection.
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ADEMOCRATIc President to tIsPenslon
grabbers is like q red rag to a mad BULL
and all because the President proposes to
be a watch dog over the peoples money.
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THE trouble with the Republican Poltl-
clans is that they think they W the
country, and therefore must govern 1t.
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TUE New York Tribune has had, mp to
Yesterday, the political a~stuteness to keep
quiet and aid in hushing up the e. A. Is.
outrage. but it was too much to expect,
that the Tribune would let a whole week
pass without making an ass oil
itself. Ii comes out and desig-
mates the editor OF the REGISTER
as an "unregenerate rebel" II the
editor Of thelTTbms had fought forth hrg
and had a little horse sense knocked into
him in doing battle for the Union as did the
editor of the REGISTER he would clearly
see that the only influence such lunatlcs
as himself have in public afais is cast on
the side OF rendering WORTHLESS the results OF
the war, in tearing open the almost healed
breach between the North and South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-03

TRAILING battle SCARED banners IN the
dust is what p~aralyzes the American Peo-
ple.
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ONE Republican paper: 1t was an inia-
nous tap; another Republican paper: 1t
was a dirty rebel trick; several more Re-
publican papers: A dirty Democratic
scheme: general chorus of Republican
papers: The motive in hanging out the
banner inscribed, G0D BLESS OUR PREsI-
DENT, CoNNANpER-IN-CHIET OF THE
ARMY AND NAVY OF Il UNITED
STATES" WIS to taunt the veterans of the
war, and they who iusulted the patriotic
banner By marching around it did right,
and the veterans who manfully marched
under, raising their caps in many instan-
ces, did wrong.
Oh. what q lesson there is to all true
patriotic citizens in this malignant hate OF
the Chief Magistrate of the nation, all be-
cause he will not throw wide open the
vaults of the cOuntry's treasury to Tom,
Dick and Harry, at the bidding of the pen
sion agents, pension grabbers and Republic
can politicians. 1t needs no comment; he
who runs may read; it is the handwriting
on the wall.
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TOR SALE.
q
T~ontvsfo0xr hota

~ "otS
I'm Caldwcll's addition 10 the City ~ Wheeling.
Said lots are bounded on the north 10y Twenty.
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street. on
the south by the Hsndlsn homestead. aud nn tho
west by the Il. & o. X. X. Their proximity Ia
the above named nsd renders them excellent
sites for manufacturing establishments. For
terms and other information apply a. " V
HOGE Il BRO, 1900 Market street, OF WILLIAM
n. HANDLAS, southwest corner al thapllue
and sixteenth streets.
u not sold within thirty days, viii b" soli al
public sale. J. J. JACOBS,
auItfadh Executor.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
ea1E9ta

On Saturday, Sept. 10, 1851,
At 10 O'Clock q. m, ] will Offer for sale. at tho
front door OF the Court House, the following real
estate. viz: The north one. half OF lot M. .iU Ia
Caldwell and Eonrs addition {, the City Of wheel.
ing. ". Va. The improvements on said l"' con
sist of two Two story Brick Dwelling Hou,es ~
six rooms each, situate nj Nos. glo7 and ~? f0r
street, Finh ward. and one " story Frame
Dwelling, containing four rooms and kitchen.
situate on the rear OF said lot. and numbered aT
Alley D.. Water I'm all the houses. For terms
and particulars apply Ia
W. II. RINETART.
Agent for l.. Mix, curator Betsy slavery Estate.
W. II. HALLRR, Auctioneer. au6SaAWi
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HOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
Property on the National Pike and near Depc,
Al Valley Grove. Ohio county. W. Va. nearly
four acres of finest land, on which 10 Dwelling
and Stables. Also some growing Fruits, VII
sell for Two Thousand Dollars, which II len Than
the building, cost.
JAMES l.. HAwLEY.
jyls No. itD Main Strrei.
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Hem Advertisements.

"ANrED RESPONSIBLE statesmen =
w Pure Soap and Nursery Stock, 10 families.
8 MOULSON, Rochester, n. Y. sepSq
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10On LADY AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE.
iUVU New article for ladies only. You can
make SIS a day. MRS. II. i. LITTLE, Chscago,
Ill. sep3esdq
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MILLER IL ~GUNDLING,

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-22

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
EXTRA EDITION.
MIR. Samuel CuIbert,
TIE oWNER OF THE PROPERrY
HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.

Tie great excitement and expected n
suit 10 Ut an end, and the telegram re-
cal we'd NJ . 30 O'Clock yesterday. and
posted on the bulletin board opposite
the Clayton House, will explain every.
thing satisfactorily. Mr. Morrts z,
Mosss, the manager OF the "Grand
Otuusl Depot has notified Gr.
Samuel Culbest that Mr.. Meysrs' sig.
nature will be attached TO the lease
i'm ediateiy ON his return from Cleve.
land. As soon % the dispatch WA
opened there was . salute Of cheers, the
store was ordered to be closed BY the
msnager, carpenters, painters, paper
hangers and electricians will be set d
work ct once, Asd the new AID only
proper system Of doing business viii
com meroe when the Improvements are
completed. The Grand Central One
Price Olo,hina Depot will be model
OK beauty, ard the ~ per cent. profl
system above manufAciurer'e cost viii
encourage every body 70 purchase OF the
enterprisips Meyer Meyers. whore q
saving Of 33x per cent. IL guaranteed.
Further pAruculars will be given
through The columns OF this paper
from day TO day, and everybody will
have cause to rejoice over the new
enterprise.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
The Pres,dent.Peril.

DIR. 1T. Sewers, prominent physician
of Washing on, said yesterday tn news
paper reporter that "there is danger that
President Cleveland will not live through
his term unless there IS change in his
mode OF living" DIR Sewers, 1t is said,
six months before Mr.. Manning's illness,
made tine same prediction with regard to
the Secretary, and advised a friend to
warn him of his danger. The doctor said
yesterday " President Cleveland is q
large, feshy man, aud since he came &c
the White House has gained enormously
In fesh. Now, when he lived in Buffalo
it was his habit TO take long walks.
Since he came here, however, he ha.
abandoned every forn Of exercise, save
carriage riding That is little or no use
with the springs now used and the smooth
streets Tor which Washington is famous
The President is an intense brain worker
He works with his head, eats enormous.
and fails TO exercise his muscles; his bloot
vessels are weakened, and 1t is only I
question Of time when, In a moment o
excitement, he bursts q blood vessel
| Something should be done TO bring him Il
real re his danger and take the prope
steps to prevent the result, which vii
surely ensue If he fails TO take proper ex
| crclse."
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
Funeral of Captain raggars.

The funeral OF Cap'ai Calvin Tag
CART took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. No 202 North Thirty
third street, Philadelphia. There were
no regular religious services, as the de-
ceased was q member Of the Society OF
Friends, but addresses were made by
Rev. Charles G. Ames Of the Spring
Garden Unitarian Church. DIR. Henry
II. Child, Samuel Ash and Clement
Biddie. Mr.. Biddle also offered n
prayer. The pall.bearers were w. g.
Eliason, manager of the Colchester
Steamboat Company; Charles Lloyd,
Jonathan Pencil, Captain Jas. TTuitt,
John Hudson and Oliver II. Psxsou.
Quite large number Of persons were
present at the funeral from this city,
amorgtt whom were Thomas b. Smith,
Thomas Jackson ard Captain n. X.
Benson OF the Harlan & Holiingsworth
Co., Capt. W. E Keybod, OF this city
William M. Farr, President Of the
Gloucester Ferry Company, and Cap
tain Il. Crawford, OF the steamer TWi
light, were also present. The inter
ment was made in West Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
Lively March Bees.

A lot Of bees s:ampeded newspaper
man yesterday rs he was ON his way
home from the farm occupied by j. G.
Hulett with 8 hive. The bees, no,
accustomed to travelling in q wagcn
with violent Jolting, held council Of
war and came out 10 investigate matters
SEEING what they supposed was the
cause OF their trouble they made for It
and for some time the young gentlem Al
was kept in very Lively state of sEitA
|tion.
Why, there were AGO bees after me, y
he said, and fearing that the next at
tack would be on the horse lie threw
the hive and Its contents out on the
|roadeide, aud WAS glad to get clear &c
easily from such unwelcome visitors
He got home safe, but does lot know
what became of bis bees.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22

William Ball, who supplies the citi-
zsns OF Rising Sun with pure mi * fresh
from the cows, met with mistap this
morning The shaft bolt Of the car.
rage dropped ont, but fortunately the
horse wss "a very quiet animal AID nc
serious accident resulted.
The firm Of Barlow & Thatcher, man.
uf1cturers OF wooden wsrps, are run.
Mug on full time and have all the
OF ders they can fill at present. They
are adding improved machinery thai
will double their capacity, and viii
probably lead to adding an addition II
the building.
II anybody wants good boots and
shoes at prices far below WilmiRg tor
prices they should call at tina Brandy
wine boot and shoe store.
For pure drugs and medicines, care
fully compounded prescriptions ant
recipes, call at the Brandy wine phar
macy, where Thompson gives all suei
things his personal attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
MarshaltoD and hiemepsi Items
COMMUNICATED

Last Sunday WAS day which will
long be remembered by tue inhsbltanti
of these thriving villages. Our Sunday
school was favored by the attendance
OF brother Joseph Pyle, ct Wilmington
who In the afternoon 0evc ted his atteu
ton more especially TO the ycunGei
members OF the congregation. / would
be unnecessary TO add tast his kind
fatherly words will be long Impressed
on their yourg minds.
In the evening his discourse was npor
the passage of scripture "Wha. thiut
ye of Christ" He held his listeners
spell bound ty the clear, torc;bls ana
sympathetic elucida.ion of these bean
tiful vords, starring from the birth o
our Saviour to hie death, following hiu
through every inciiert OF life, carrying
con viction with every word. Their
surely were none present so hardened
but they left tie meeting deeply i'm
pressed with what ttey heard. On, tha
we had more Joseph Pylss to com.
amongst Us aud hep US. Oar bui din,
was packed, al d more than one pair o
eyes were dimmeG with tears. Echo.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
He Tried nara to Fire His House.

Sim Mawson, whose home is at 2112
Carlton street, Philadelphia, who return.
ed from the bouse OF Correction on Sun.
day after hay ng served term of eonfne-
ment ss an habitual drunkard, made 3
desperate attempt on Monday morning to
set fire to the house, with the intention OF
burning up his wife and child. After a
quarrel yesterday he threatened to kill his
wife. She ran up stairs, when he went
cut. The woman then ran with her baby
to the use Of a neighbor, and when
Mswson returned he saturated a lot OF
clothing with coal oil, aud placing it at
the foot OF the stairs, set it on fire with
the evident intention Of cutting of her
retreat. Daring the excitement caused
by extinguishiug the flames Mawsou
made his escape An alarm was sent GU,
10 all the police stations with orders to
arrest him, when he will be char ed with
arson.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
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The piornn,a OF Getfysburg.

About one year ago company wAs
formed iu PhiladelphiA called the
Gettysburg Exposition Company, of
witch General st. Clair A. Mulholiand
became the president. tie purpose Of
which was TO have painted . ciorama
OF the three dsys' eight that decided the
fate Of the Union. The eminent artist,
Frank d. Bdscos, was secured, and be,
with an able corps o: assistants, finished
the great .~ork which vii bs exhibited
ut the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday evenings, and Tuesday after
neon, under the auspices of the Grand
Army. The work differs from, and 10
supe rior TO the wonderful cyclorama
COW on exhibition In Philadelphia, ~
The latter shows but enc tcene of the
battle, while Dritcoe's work covers the
entire three days fight II consists Of
ten immense paintings In oil, covering
,hcusaI DIS of ieet Of canvas, the figures
being al .ifs-sizA, aud showing the ten
principal episodes Of the three days
q ght for the perpetuity Of the Union
| The old soldiers have incurred heavy
expense in bringing this masnifce1
work to this city, and each exhibitor
should be well patron'zed.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
: y,o,eo, Attaek W.. R.vsresrs.


NEW YORK. Marc.a 2i.-During the
trial Of ex-Alesrman C.saSy. fos
bribery, TO day. Mr.. ehafcr. counsel
for the dtfendant, spck in terms OF
bitter invective against :he proprietor
| Of o morning paper Of this city. De
was broughs 70 . stop BY the sharp
sound or the eavel. The court said
that the jurors KNEW nothing OF the
paper assaults and the counsel must do
sist. Mr.. ShafeI then returned tn the
Icharge with . shout: every paper In
the city said IN flaming headlines yes
terday. Katy Metz sustained You
know how 10 was sustained.
How she could remember ave faces
seen ct dark for two and a-half years,
but could not remember the Dames oil
1.-THE families the had served" Then,
lfuriously turning upon the twenty re
,porters around the table. the advocate
iyeiled: There they are! There they
are. Theee are the burning gentnses Of
1.-THE pressl There isn't one Of then
Iyou'd trust In your house except tht
fat mani
/ The three or four fiashy luill.pusherl
at the table, each taking this 10 bimself
blushed ccniusedly. Mr.. shafer held
| lup the illustrated paper With the pic
Itnres Of the "bcodlers He said tha
J Jeanne had face not easily forgotten
| tKaty did not Identity Jashne. II va
not necessary. He Was In prison. he
Imind was not prepared by the Im
msculafe Purdy" to recognize Jaehne
She did recognize the unconvicte'
tCleary.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
FOURTH EDITION
Don.

yoshua T. Heald and wife are Visiting
at Atlantic City.
Hukil & Lank will seihA lot Of nrsr-
ciass furniture, caYpets. 60, ~ Si6
Market street, on Wednesday afternoon.
Adam Forepaugh, the Snowman. VIII
build . large amphitheatre q broso
and Dsuphin streets, Philadelphia.
The Levy Court IL In session, but 10
doing nothirg bat transferring prop
erty.
Rev. L. ]. Christmas OF Wilmington.
N. G.. preached at the Shiloh Baptist
| Uhurch last night. A large con2re6A-
| ton hsard him with delight.
O. ]. Beckett, l0s West Seventh
street. has inst received three dozen dne
snappers which will be served up In
lunches.
Persons contemplating moving should
call at Weyfs, MOI East second street
and get some good bread, cofee CAKES
&c., &c.
Mrs. Annie v. Flick, widow Of thu
late George T. Flick. and daughter Of
John and Ann Duncan, died In Phiis
dslphia, on Saturday last.
Don't forge. the socIAbles given b.
Albert's band, every Wednesday and
Saturday even ings, In the Begas' build
ing, French street below Third.
j. G. Hirzel, No. 206 East Second
| street, wants Q partner TO sssist In con
structing steam yacht for trAf1c In thu
Christiana ard Delaware rivera.
Pure Teasi Our 80 and Coo. teas ars
pure goods and the best offered for tht
money In the city. Crippen's, D Eas'
Second street.
The Rsv Randolph Japvier OF Tren
ton, n. j., is to preach At Central Pres
bytsrian Church on Wedn esdAy, Thurs
day and Friday evenings OF next week
The rooms Of the Shields Library As
ISOLATION are being thoroughly reno
vat,d by painters and paper dangers
They Rave also purchased new carpet
and furniture.
Manuel Richenberger will have
sale Of horses, carriages, harness, etc.
Ut the stables, corner Of FRI mt and Ship
ley streets, Cd Saturday. the And o
/ April.
ellis P. Hicks who occupies the Ban
ming farm, near tho toll gate on tn
KeInett pike will sell his stock OF COW
; and pigs .. public sale, on Thursday
the 7th OF April
! 2. James Belt offers quite an advan
I tage TO the ladies in the establishment
, Of . ladies' department, with no I'd
vance In regular store prices. Skiile
attention OF LADY attendant not charge
for. Entrance, No. West Sixth stree
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
log Shot.

Yesterday afternoon large New
found lane deg, who was frothing Of tn
mouth and swapping at everythir G
within rench, ran into Dsnnisou &
Peach's grocery store No. 102 Eat
fifth street, and created quite d sepsa.
T. ON among the custom ers, with whict
Il % place was filed. The animal f
nj lily ran under the counter ard en-
de svored to hide himself behind corr,
boz Yes, and as no one In the store Eel
like taking him out, word was sent tt
poll ce station aud Officer Foster re
spopded. After surveying the situa
ton he made moose with a pi"ce {
rope, which be succeeded In ee-;iD.
over the amin ais head ard then puliet
him out In the street. Upon reac him
r6he street tn animal made motion q,
enough he WIS sbeut 10 attack Office,
b oster, when he shot him in the head
1t belonged 10 DR.. Springer. who Is un
der the impresclon that 1. hpd D cit, bu
FoE5er Ia certain that it was mad.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
THO uarIcy MN Robbed.

The Barley NH was broken into and
robbed last night by the satne THEY'VE
who afterwards robbed John T. Miller o
store. az Rising Sun. The burglars
found me key OF the safe in drawer,
but did nos dnf anything In the safe.
They ten examined the tool box, and
after helping themselves to several
chiAeis hammer, and tai ling some
olarke.s. went 10 Mr.. niller's store,
where they lefs these articles, after
som mitt ~ the burglary.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
Cured of Drinking.

"A young friend Of mine was cured
OF an Unsuitable thirst for liquor that
hsd 30 prostfAted his system that be
was unable TO do any business. He
WAS entirely cured by the use Of Hor
Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor
made his nerves steady; and he hiss re-
maiIed . STEADY and sober man for mort
than two years, and bAs no desire TO 70
turn to his cups, and know Of mum
Der Of others that have been cared o.
drinking by it."-From q leading &. Z
official, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
Information Wanted.

Mayor Rhoads has received com
muI ication from ]. George Gardner
No. 1913 Eutaw street, Baltimore, ask
ing for Information about man namet
Thomas Lee, whom he says he hear,
died IN The hospital here D short tim
ago. He Was q short, thick set man,
shoemaker by trade, English by birth
and was generally known as Eng,isl
Tom. Mr.. Gardner Gays that Lee
brother works for him and Is anxious t
obtain some tidinas of Thomas.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
An Immense Safe.

A. A. Chapman, the tobacconist al
Seventh and Orange streets, has lust
received an immense Are proc; safe. Ii
is one OF the Marvin'e, Is over six fee,
high AID weighs 1000 pounds. The
interior 10 ndsomely fitted up with
every Improvement, and 3 glance 81
tbs massive door, with combin alton
lock, Ia enough TO prevent the mosi
daring burglar from attempting to ge
at its contents.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-22
Store Purchased,

Daniel Rass, engaged in the gents
furnishing business, 1l6 Market street
has purchased of the heirs Of the Jesst
Sharpe estate No. $40 Market street,
nov occupied by Patrick Campbell as :
dry goods store, fer Sll O00. Mr.. Ros,
will not occupy It before next year
when he may improve it and nov,
into L. Until then he will remain a
his old stand.